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Joanna Schmickel

11 years ago

This is a lovely bathroom. Is this pocket door in the shower (i.e. wet area) or into another dry area? If it is in a wet area did you have any special details in the pocket and track to address moisture?
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lorcon20
7 years ago
Hello. I don't have any affiliation with the designer/contractor, but if you look closely, you can see a handle on the wall and a carve out for shower necessities. Hope this helps some.

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